Man so so thankful for your page! I used to obsess over calories, routines, sets and all that. You make it so simple and really help my mental state of mind when working out. Thanks!
Just finished 10 sets of 10 pull-ups, 10 sets of 15 dips and ten sets of 20 pushups. Thanks so much for that routine Adorian it’s amazing! Keep killing 2020
Honestly, doing calisthenics and using resistance bands. I got a bodybuilder physique, specifically superhero physique. Full body training surely got me bigger thanks to you and other calisthenics athletes.
So will doing workouts like around the world 10 sets of 10 of each workout build muscle I know it's a fatigue workout but how much sets is enough for each muscle I know some people do 10 sets of 10 pull-ups then they move to 10 sets of 10 dips then 20 sets of 10 push-ups
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics so doing full body all together is better? Instead of doing pull-ups first finish your sets then dips separately then push-ups, doing one after another is better in your opinion not isolation correct ?
He's right cuz I know this when I train my upper body and then throw legs and at the end it just it works but it's not as effective so I'm going to break each body-part down separately for the week and then if I want to do something more cardiovascular I thought full body and when I go from bodyweight squats to pull-ups push-ups and simplify like that
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics I know socials and particularly UA-cam takes a lot of work and time to do a video, but consistency will pay off, your information is straight forward and to the point and that's what people want and need to hear.
Congratulations for all the hard work,I see you are completly natural,can you help me if you vant with some tips for a better recovery,suplements you use for recovery?
I like ladders for new exercises in not good at. I was having trouble with pike press ups but they improved a lot using the ladder technique. Doing it the opposite way for things like press ups and dips is one of the hardest things I've ever done. 30 press ups down to one with little sweat was awful lol
That's awesome strategy even though many do ladders for the purpose of endurance or hypertrophy. However, it is true that works wonders for strength too
Have you heard of the playing card method? A prison thing. Deck of cards, flip first card do whatever reps it says and keep going through the deck, face cards are 10 reps.
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics That's exactly right. Its Not a game changer Or anything but you just make your muscles to do more work overtime by building the density. And yes its fun.
pull-ups can't be replaced, anything else is far inferior, mostly on the functionality of that muscle chain. training those muscles separately with exercises done in the gym makes you look okay eventually but will not have any functional strength and raw power.
What do you think about example- 10 sets of wide grip pullups with 2 min rest in between sets but every set go all out, as many as you can do......do you think this will build muscle?
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics why not? You have no interest in those moves? I train them sometimes but I focus mostly on reps and sets . That's why u like your channel. I thought about training more for planche and front lever. Why don't you do it
You said in the video it took you 2 years to build your body. My goal is to gain 20 lbs of muscle in 12 months. I'm 167 lbs, 5-11. Can I do this with calisthenics?
Calisthenics is as effective as lifting. No one can garantee results as you wish. Only one way to find out, by doing it and see what happens at the end of the journey, or better said, the milestone
tough, really. You gotta eat like I do here: ua-cam.com/video/ash-vjt5PNU/v-deo.html Then, you have to train pretty frequently, 4-5 times a week, cardio included. You gotta train the muscles pretty hard and eat in calorie surplus, but like I say in the video
Here is what the science says. You need effective volume and the more effective volume you can pack in a week or month the more you gain muscle. Very long rest period between sets. The muscle contraction has to stop as the result of the depletion of creatine phosphate in the muscles and not mounting acidity. So do multiple sets to failure but rest 5-10 minutes between sets. Repeat after 72 hours. 3+ sets.
interesting statement. i relate to it, just that the pause is very relative to many other factors too. to some, 5 minutes may cool their muscles way too much.
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics Well, it may seem like it but this training method is the brain child of Russian sports scientist Victor Sulianov, who has been One of the most celebrated scientists in USSR, during their weighlifting heydays, in the 80s, when they were dominating strength sports in the olympics. They say the long rest period is the game changer. If muscle contractions come to a stop due to depletion of creatine phosphate and not lactic acid, then the actin myosin bridges can't disengage properly anymore, which causes More muscle damage and the free creatine in the blood makes the myocell membranes permeable to anabolic hormones, which facilitates muscle hypertrophy. I got this from the interview of Pavel Tsatsouline by Tim Ferris, he breaks down all the details eloquently in there. Its freely available on UA-cam. Its a very interesting watch, I highly recommend it, I will Post the link below.
Sulianovs slow twitch hypertrophy protocol is just amazing. The idea is that two bundles of fast and slow twitch muscle fibres that are equally thick are equally strong. An added bonus being that slow twitch fibres come pre equipped with fatigue resistant qualities. So that's a huge plus. They utilized this protocol for sprinters and their race time increased dramatically. Their squat 1rm improved by 25 percent in 8 weeks, and they were serious intermediate stage lifters and sprinters.
most underrated calisthenics channel. 🔥
8k solid and educated followers 👍
Exactly what i said
This guy is underrated
Man so so thankful for your page! I used to obsess over calories, routines, sets and all that. You make it so simple and really help my mental state of mind when working out. Thanks!
thank you
Just finished 10 sets of 10 pull-ups, 10 sets of 15 dips and ten sets of 20 pushups. Thanks so much for that routine Adorian it’s amazing! Keep killing 2020
Max Payne great
Did you get good gains with it ? Cuz I’m skinny and I’m wondering if it’d worth it
F.C Pranks! RzK sure did man. I used to be skinny as well. Stick with high volume calisthenics and you can’t go wrong
Gallagher is God thx man. I’m trying to add mass to myself. Glad you respond thx
F.C Pranks! RzK nice one man. If you’ve got any other questions I’ll answer
Quit the gym and started cals last year - best decision ever made - leanest and best I’ve ever looked for free
awesome, bro. I talked about this subject in a video and I think you will relate to it:
ua-cam.com/video/opsP6C-9dDk/v-deo.html
Spot on as always man!!!!! Love the stuff you’re putting out
Thank you 😎
Honestly, doing calisthenics and using resistance bands. I got a bodybuilder physique, specifically superhero physique. Full body training surely got me bigger thanks to you and other calisthenics athletes.
I am happy for you. Keep going and preserve your health once you reached your goals!
How long did take u to achieve the physique u're talking abt ?
So will doing workouts like around the world 10 sets of 10 of each workout build muscle I know it's a fatigue workout but how much sets is enough for each muscle I know some people do 10 sets of 10 pull-ups then they move to 10 sets of 10 dips then 20 sets of 10 push-ups
Yes. Good numbers, no need for more. Just rest and hit again once you are fully recharged
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics so doing full body all together is better? Instead of doing pull-ups first finish your sets then dips separately then push-ups, doing one after another is better in your opinion not isolation correct ?
He's right cuz I know this when I train my upper body and then throw legs and at the end it just it works but it's not as effective so I'm going to break each body-part down separately for the week and then if I want to do something more cardiovascular I thought full body and when I go from bodyweight squats to pull-ups push-ups and simplify like that
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4:34 sums it all up.
Thanks
You're the man you inspire me
Thanks a lot. Check out my newest videos, bro 😎✌👍
Sharing alot of great knowledge as usual! Much appreciated!
Another very informative video Adorian. Bottom line: stop overthinking it and do the work. The results will come 💪
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics I know socials and particularly UA-cam takes a lot of work and time to do a video, but consistency will pay off, your information is straight forward and to the point and that's what people want and need to hear.
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics Quality vs. Quantity, always 💪👍
Congratulations for all the hard work,I see you are completly natural,can you help me if you vant with some tips for a better recovery,suplements you use for recovery?
I like ladders for new exercises in not good at. I was having trouble with pike press ups but they improved a lot using the ladder technique. Doing it the opposite way for things like press ups and dips is one of the hardest things I've ever done. 30 press ups down to one with little sweat was awful lol
That's awesome strategy even though many do ladders for the purpose of endurance or hypertrophy. However, it is true that works wonders for strength too
Have you heard of the playing card method? A prison thing. Deck of cards, flip first card do whatever reps it says and keep going through the deck, face cards are 10 reps.
Nope. But I am bot sure exactly why I would need it. Sounds fun even so
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics you don't need it. It's just to keep things fun.
I love doing the card thing it’s really fun
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics That's exactly right. Its Not a game changer Or anything but you just make your muscles to do more work overtime by building the density. And yes its fun.
Agreed
Thank you for the video!
Can you please make a video with tips for over-40yrs guys? How should I train calisthenics?
Sure. I have this one here: ua-cam.com/video/jgRzQO3bPl8/v-deo.html
Let me know if you want more and what, and I will provide
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics I really can't thank you enough!! 🙏🙏🙏 Be blessed, my friend.
Full body work outs push ups pull ups squats lunges also use weighted vest etc
pretty much, yep
Yes this is the question that im searching for an answer for it!
thank you
Great video out of curiosity have you always split your training up for hypertrophy? And used full body training for fat loss?
I used mostly cardio aerobic training for fat loss and split workouts for muscle gains
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics can you share what you eat daily bro? Your physique looks amazing! Hopefully one day I can be as strong
Its coming, sure
great video
Personally I practice calisthenics gymnastics training bodybuilding bulletproofing boxing and jujitsu
you must in a great shape and fitness
What are the exercises that work best for the arms without a pull up bar?
pull-ups can't be replaced, anything else is far inferior, mostly on the functionality of that muscle chain. training those muscles separately with exercises done in the gym makes you look okay eventually but will not have any functional strength and raw power.
What do you think about example- 10 sets of wide grip pullups with 2 min rest in between sets but every set go all out, as many as you can do......do you think this will build muscle?
100% 💯
How should our weekly training look like ? If we want to shred some fat
For the algorithm
Can you do planches and front lever? Or do you train for them?
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics why not? You have no interest in those moves? I train them sometimes but I focus mostly on reps and sets . That's why u like your channel.
I thought about training more for planche and front lever. Why don't you do it
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics I can dig it
So it’s ok to change training program? But keep same exersices?
Yes, for sure
Do plyometric exercises build mass?
yes
sets and reps is my favorite way
mine as well!
Where are you from? Your accent sounds like it could be anything from dutch to latvian
Romania 🇷🇴
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics neat
Thanks man
You said in the video it took you 2 years to build your body. My goal is to gain 20 lbs of muscle in 12 months. I'm 167 lbs, 5-11. Can I do this with calisthenics?
Calisthenics is as effective as lifting. No one can garantee results as you wish. Only one way to find out, by doing it and see what happens at the end of the journey, or better said, the milestone
Also, how do you bulk lean?
tough, really. You gotta eat like I do here: ua-cam.com/video/ash-vjt5PNU/v-deo.html
Then, you have to train pretty frequently, 4-5 times a week, cardio included. You gotta train the muscles pretty hard and eat in calorie surplus, but like I say in the video
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics thanks so much!
You are welcome
Were u in the Russian military??
Nope. Why?
The way you talk and hold yourself in the video
Here is what the science says. You need effective volume and the more effective volume you can pack in a week or month the more you gain muscle.
Very long rest period between sets. The muscle contraction has to stop as the result of the depletion of creatine phosphate in the muscles and not mounting acidity. So do multiple sets to failure but rest 5-10 minutes between sets.
Repeat after 72 hours. 3+ sets.
interesting statement. i relate to it, just that the pause is very relative to many other factors too. to some, 5 minutes may cool their muscles way too much.
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics Well, it may seem like it but this training method is the brain child of Russian sports scientist Victor Sulianov, who has been One of the most celebrated scientists in USSR, during their weighlifting heydays, in the 80s, when they were dominating strength sports in the olympics.
They say the long rest period is the game changer. If muscle contractions come to a stop due to depletion of creatine phosphate and not lactic acid, then the actin myosin bridges can't disengage properly anymore, which causes More muscle damage and the free creatine in the blood makes the myocell membranes permeable to anabolic hormones, which facilitates muscle hypertrophy.
I got this from the interview of Pavel Tsatsouline by Tim Ferris, he breaks down all the details eloquently in there. Its freely available on UA-cam.
Its a very interesting watch, I highly recommend it, I will Post the link below.
@@OldSchoolCalisthenics Here is the link ua-cam.com/video/UGshHR1OjJ8/v-deo.html and you can find the time stamps in the comment section.
Sulianovs slow twitch hypertrophy protocol is just amazing. The idea is that two bundles of fast and slow twitch muscle fibres that are equally thick are equally strong.
An added bonus being that slow twitch fibres come pre equipped with fatigue resistant qualities. So that's a huge plus.
They utilized this protocol for sprinters and their race time increased dramatically. Their squat 1rm improved by 25 percent in 8 weeks, and they were serious intermediate stage lifters and sprinters.
what you say is very interesting and I can relate easily, I know for a fact it works. i will listen to the podcast perhaps today! thank you very much!